Villain, I’m a Top Student and Rich Second-Generation

You can definitely write a novel about a protagonist, and you don't have to write a protagonist in the role of a villain.

How should I put it? The protagonist is so good at acting. I couldn't help but realize that the protagonist I'm talking about is the male protagonist of this book, Mr. Wang... I thought it was a title at first, but I didn't expect it to be a name [awkward laugh].

I feel it's just average, it's the kind of plot that doesn't have any ups and downs and is too bland. I hope it gets better in the future.

The overall plot is offbeat. There isn't much drama between the protagonist and the son of luck. The plot is a bit bland and there is no plot. It feels like a harem novel about urban rich second generation, with or without the son of luck.

Very nice!

I think Mo Mo can be given more plot in the later stage. Besides, it's the first woman who should be given more information. Don't give too little.

Come on, author, the writing is very good.

It's average, it can kill time, it's not bad, it's not very good, I'm just a little curious about what the author thought, since the harem is going to be opened, and there's a doomsday plot, isn't it the best reason? Why did it end?

Not bad, I personally think it scores 65 points, which has a certain degree of readability. The not-so-good points are that the system occupies a little too much space in the text. I personally prefer the system-less system or the system that gives some capabilities as little as possible. Second, although the author has also arranged some plot content, it is still a bit thin. There are four or five protagonists and six or seven female protagonists in more than eighty chapters, so the progress is a bit fast. The third is that urban literature is mixed with some fantasy elements, such as perspective, golden eyes, yellow-level strength, etc. Personally, I don't like this model that relies on mutation to highlight the awesomeness of the characters. I still prefer the model of using the city as the city, the fantasy as the fantasy, and using brain layout to attack the opponent. Being different from others is more than 99% of the style of brainless and refreshing writing. Also helpless.

There is nothing to say about other parts, it is very well written, but to be honest, apart from being a villain, other parts are not like the villain and almost follow the protagonist's path, leaving the protagonist with no way to go. And you, the villain, are stepping on everyone's feet. It's really funny.